Perrier
·Hi all
I'm talking about a cloth like the one in the image (Blitz Jewellery Cleaning and Polishing Cloth).
These sorts of cloths contain some sort of chemical which can remove tarnish from jewellery, watches, etc.
I live in Hong Kong where the high humidity causes some tarnish to appear on the cases of my 18k gold watches (makes them look like rose gold), and using this type of cloth brings back their natural shine.
I'm guessing these cloths remove some of the gold in the process? But I'm not sure.
So my question is: Do Jewellers Cloths damage watches? And if so, is there a generally accepted number of times they can be used per year?
Thanks for your advice.
I'm talking about a cloth like the one in the image (Blitz Jewellery Cleaning and Polishing Cloth).
These sorts of cloths contain some sort of chemical which can remove tarnish from jewellery, watches, etc.
I live in Hong Kong where the high humidity causes some tarnish to appear on the cases of my 18k gold watches (makes them look like rose gold), and using this type of cloth brings back their natural shine.
I'm guessing these cloths remove some of the gold in the process? But I'm not sure.
So my question is: Do Jewellers Cloths damage watches? And if so, is there a generally accepted number of times they can be used per year?
Thanks for your advice.